bereach 1.4.0 → 1.4.2

package/src/sdk/linkedin-search-2.ts

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-/*
- * Code generated by Speakeasy (https://speakeasy.com). DO NOT EDIT.
- */
-
-import { linkedinSearchSearchByUrl } from "../funcs/linkedin-search-search-by-url.js";
-import { linkedinSearchSearchJobs } from "../funcs/linkedin-search-search-jobs.js";
-import { linkedinSearchSearchPeople } from "../funcs/linkedin-search-search-people.js";
-import { linkedinSearchSearchPosts } from "../funcs/linkedin-search-search-posts.js";
-import { ClientSDK, RequestOptions } from "../lib/sdks.js";
-import * as operations from "../models/operations/index.js";
-import { unwrapAsync } from "../types/fp.js";
-
-export class LinkedinSearch2 extends ClientSDK {
-  /**
-   * Search LinkedIn Posts
-   *
-   * @remarks
-   * # Search LinkedIn Posts
-   *
-   * Search LinkedIn's content index for posts matching your keywords and filters. Returns structured post data including full text, engagement metrics, author info, and URLs.
-   *
-   * ## Required parameters
-   * - **keywords** (string, required): The search terms to match against post content. Examples: `"AI automation"`, `"remote work trends"`, `"SaaS growth strategies"`.
-   *
-   * ## Keyword syntax (Boolean operators)
-   * Keywords support LinkedIn Boolean search syntax:
-   * - **Exact phrase**: `"outreach automation"` — matches only that exact phrase
-   * - **AND**: `AI AND marketing` — both terms required (spaces default to AND)
-   * - **OR**: `"growth hacking" OR "growth marketing"` — either term
-   * - **NOT**: `outreach NOT webinar` — exclude unwanted terms
-   * - **Parentheses**: `(AI OR ML) AND "case study"` — group logic
-   *
-   * Operators must be **UPPERCASE**. Precedence: Quotes > Parentheses > NOT > AND > OR.
-   *
-   * ## Available filters
-   * | Filter | Type | Description |
-   * |--------|------|-------------|
-   * | `sortBy` | `"relevance"` \| `"date"` | Sort by relevance (default) or most recent first |
-   * | `datePosted` | `"past-24h"` \| `"past-week"` \| `"past-month"` | Filter by publication recency |
-   * | `contentType` | `"images"` \| `"videos"` \| `"documents"` | Filter by media type |
-   * | `authorIndustry` | string[] | Author's industry IDs (resolve via `/search/linkedin/parameters` with type=`INDUSTRY`) |
-   * | `authorCompany` | string[] | Author's company IDs (resolve via `/search/linkedin/parameters` with type=`COMPANY`) |
-   *
-   * ## Response fields (per item)
-   * | Field | Type | Description |
-   * |-------|------|-------------|
-   * | `postUrl` | string | Direct URL to the LinkedIn post |
-   * | `text` | string | Full post text content |
-   * | `date` | number | Publication timestamp (ms since epoch) |
-   * | `likesCount` | number | Total reactions |
-   * | `commentsCount` | number | Total comments |
-   * | `sharesCount` | number | Total shares/reposts |
-   * | `author.name` | string | Author's display name |
-   * | `author.profileUrl` | string | Author's LinkedIn profile URL |
-   * | `author.headline` | string | Author's headline |
-   * | `author.isCompany` | boolean | Whether the author is a company page |
-   * | `isRepost` | boolean | Whether this is a repost of another post |
-   *
-   * ## Pagination
-   * - Default page size: 10, max: 50
-   * - Use `start` + `count` to paginate: `start=0, count=10` → page 1, `start=10, count=10` → page 2
-   * - Check `hasMore` in the response to know if more pages exist
-   * - `paging.total` gives the estimated total number of results
-   *
-   * ## Example workflows
-   * 1. **Content research**: Search for trending topics → analyze top posts → extract engagement patterns
-   * 2. **Lead generation**: Search for posts about problems your product solves → extract author profiles
-   * 3. **Competitive intelligence**: Search for competitor mentions → track sentiment and engagement
-   *
-   * ## Credits
-   * 1 credit per 20 items returned (minimum 1 credit if any results, 0 if empty).
-   */
-  async searchPosts(
-    request: operations.SearchPostsRequest,
-    options?: RequestOptions,
-  ): Promise<operations.SearchPostsResponse> {
-    return unwrapAsync(linkedinSearchSearchPosts(
-      this,
-      request,
-      options,
-    ));
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Search LinkedIn People
-   *
-   * @remarks
-   * # Search LinkedIn People
-   *
-   * Find professionals on LinkedIn by name, title, company, location, industry, and more. Returns structured profile data including name, headline, current positions, and connection degree.
-   *
-   * ## Parameters
-   * - **keywords** (optional): Search terms matched against name, headline, company, skills, and bio
-   * - You can search by filters alone (no keywords) — e.g. find all 2nd-degree connections in Paris
-   *
-   * ## Keyword syntax (Boolean operators)
-   * Keywords support LinkedIn Boolean search syntax:
-   * - **Exact phrase**: `"product manager"` — matches only that exact title
-   * - **AND**: `engineer AND startup` — both terms required (spaces default to AND)
-   * - **OR**: `CEO OR founder OR CTO` — any of the terms
-   * - **NOT**: `manager NOT assistant` — exclude unwanted terms
-   * - **Parentheses**: `(CEO OR CTO) AND SaaS` — group logic
-   *
-   * Operators must be **UPPERCASE**. Precedence: Quotes > Parentheses > NOT > AND > OR.
-   *
-   * ## Available filters
-   * | Filter | Type | Description | Resolve IDs via |
-   * |--------|------|-------------|------------------|
-   * | `connectionDegree` | `["F"\|"S"\|"O"]` | Connection level: F=1st, S=2nd, O=3rd+ | — |
-   * | `firstName` | string | Exact first name match | — |
-   * | `lastName` | string | Exact last name match | — |
-   * | `title` | string | Current job title (supports `\|` OR syntax: `"CEO\|CTO"`) | — |
-   * | `connectionOf` | string | Profile URN — find their connections | — |
-   * | `profileLanguage` | string[] | ISO 639-1 codes: `["en","fr"]` | — |
-   * | `location` | string[] | Geo IDs | `/search/linkedin/parameters` type=`GEO` |
-   * | `industry` | string[] | Industry IDs | `/search/linkedin/parameters` type=`INDUSTRY` |
-   * | `currentCompany` | string[] | Company IDs (current employer) | `/search/linkedin/parameters` type=`COMPANY` |
-   * | `pastCompany` | string[] | Company IDs (past employer) | `/search/linkedin/parameters` type=`COMPANY` |
-   * | `school` | string[] | School/university IDs | `/search/linkedin/parameters` type=`SCHOOL` |
-   *
-   * ## Response fields (per item)
-   * | Field | Type | Description |
-   * |-------|------|-------------|
-   * | `name` | string | Full display name |
-   * | `profileUrl` | string | LinkedIn profile URL |
-   * | `headline` | string\|null | Professional headline |
-   * | `location` | string\|null | Geographic location |
-   * | `profilePicture` | string\|null | Profile photo URL |
-   * | `networkDistance` | string\|null | `DISTANCE_1`, `DISTANCE_2`, `DISTANCE_3`, or `OUT_OF_NETWORK` |
-   * | `currentPositions` | array | Current job positions with `company` and `role` |
-   *
-   * ## Pagination
-   * - Default page size: 10, max: 50
-   * - Use `start` + `count` to paginate. Check `hasMore` for more pages.
-   * - LinkedIn caps total visible results at ~1,000 for most searches.
-   *
-   * ## Example workflows
-   * 1. **Prospect list building**: Search by title + location + industry → build a targeted outreach list
-   * 2. **Recruiting**: Search by title + company + school → find qualified candidates
-   * 3. **Network mapping**: Search `connectionOf` + filters → explore someone's network
-   *
-   * ## Multi-step workflow with filter ID resolution
-   * ```
-   * Step 1: POST /search/linkedin/parameters { type: 'GEO', keywords: 'San Francisco' }
-   *         → returns [{ id: '102277331', title: 'San Francisco, CA' }]
-   * Step 2: POST /search/linkedin/parameters { type: 'COMPANY', keywords: 'Google' }
-   *         → returns [{ id: '1441', title: 'Google' }]
-   * Step 3: POST /search/linkedin/people { keywords: 'product manager', location: ['102277331'], currentCompany: ['1441'] }
-   *         → returns matching people
-   * ```
-   *
-   * ## Credits
-   * 1 credit per 20 items returned (minimum 1 credit if any results, 0 if empty).
-   */
-  async searchPeople(
-    request: operations.SearchPeopleRequest,
-    options?: RequestOptions,
-  ): Promise<operations.SearchPeopleResponse> {
-    return unwrapAsync(linkedinSearchSearchPeople(
-      this,
-      request,
-      options,
-    ));
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Search LinkedIn Jobs
-   *
-   * @remarks
-   * # Search LinkedIn Jobs
-   *
-   * Find job listings on LinkedIn by keywords, location, job type, experience level, and workplace type.
-   *
-   * ## Parameters
-   * - **keywords** (optional): Search terms matched against job title, company name, and description
-   *
-   * ## Keyword syntax (Boolean operators)
-   * Keywords support LinkedIn Boolean search syntax:
-   * - **Exact phrase**: `"frontend engineer"` — matches only that exact title
-   * - **AND**: `React AND TypeScript` — both terms required (spaces default to AND)
-   * - **OR**: `"frontend engineer" OR "front-end developer"` — either term
-   * - **NOT**: `engineer NOT intern` — exclude unwanted terms
-   * - **Parentheses**: `(React OR Vue) AND "senior engineer"` — group logic
-   *
-   * Operators must be **UPPERCASE**. Precedence: Quotes > Parentheses > NOT > AND > OR.
-   *
-   * ## Available filters
-   * | Filter | Type | Description | Resolve IDs via |
-   * |--------|------|-------------|------------------|
-   * | `location` | string[] | Geo IDs | `/search/linkedin/parameters` type=`GEO` |
-   * | `datePosted` | string | `"past-24h"` \| `"past-week"` \| `"past-month"` | — |
-   * | `sortBy` | string | `"relevance"` \| `"date"` | — |
-   * | `jobType` | string[] | Employment type codes (see below) | — |
-   * | `experienceLevel` | string[] | Seniority codes (see below) | — |
-   * | `workplaceType` | string[] | Work location codes (see below) | — |
-   *
-   * ### Job type codes
-   * | Code | Type |
-   * |------|------|
-   * | `F` | Full-time |
-   * | `P` | Part-time |
-   * | `C` | Contract |
-   * | `T` | Temporary |
-   * | `I` | Internship |
-   * | `V` | Volunteer |
-   * | `O` | Other |
-   *
-   * ### Experience level codes
-   * | Code | Level |
-   * |------|-------|
-   * | `1` | Internship |
-   * | `2` | Entry level |
-   * | `3` | Associate |
-   * | `4` | Mid-Senior level |
-   * | `5` | Director |
-   * | `6` | Executive |
-   *
-   * ### Workplace type codes
-   * | Code | Type |
-   * |------|------|
-   * | `1` | On-site |
-   * | `2` | Remote |
-   * | `3` | Hybrid |
-   *
-   * ## Response fields (per item)
-   * | Field | Type | Description |
-   * |-------|------|-------------|
-   * | `title` | string | Job title |
-   * | `company` | string\|null | Hiring company name |
-   * | `companyUrl` | string\|null | Company LinkedIn page URL |
-   * | `companyLogo` | string\|null | Company logo URL |
-   * | `location` | string\|null | Job location |
-   * | `workplaceType` | string\|null | On-site / Remote / Hybrid |
-   * | `postedAt` | string\|null | Human-readable posting time (e.g. `"2 days ago"`) |
-   * | `jobUrl` | string | Direct URL to the job listing |
-   * | `listingId` | string | LinkedIn job listing ID |
-   *
-   * ## Pagination
-   * - Default page size: 10, max: 50
-   * - Use `start` + `count` to paginate. Check `hasMore` for more pages.
-   *
-   * ## Example workflows
-   * 1. **Job monitoring**: Search by title + location → track new openings in your area
-   * 2. **Competitive hiring analysis**: Search by company keywords → see what roles competitors are hiring for
-   * 3. **Market demand research**: Search by skills → gauge demand for specific expertise
-   *
-   * ## Credits
-   * 1 credit per 20 items returned (minimum 1 credit if any results, 0 if empty).
-   */
-  async searchJobs(
-    request: operations.SearchJobsRequest,
-    options?: RequestOptions,
-  ): Promise<operations.SearchJobsResponse> {
-    return unwrapAsync(linkedinSearchSearchJobs(
-      this,
-      request,
-      options,
-    ));
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Search LinkedIn by URL
-   *
-   * @remarks
-   * # Search LinkedIn by URL
-   *
-   * Paste any LinkedIn search URL and the endpoint will automatically extract the category, keywords, and all filters from it, then execute the search and return structured results.
-   *
-   * ## When to use this endpoint
-   * - A user gives you a LinkedIn search URL and you want to get the results programmatically
-   * - You want to replicate a search the user performed in their browser
-   * - You want to automate searches based on bookmarked LinkedIn search URLs
-   *
-   * ## Supported URL formats
-   * The endpoint supports all standard LinkedIn search URLs:
-   * - `https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/people/?keywords=engineer`
-   * - `https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/content/?keywords=AI&sortBy=%22date_posted%22`
-   * - `https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/companies/?keywords=startup&companyHqGeo=%5B%22103644278%22%5D`
-   * - `https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/search/?keywords=frontend&location=Paris`
-   * - `https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/all/?keywords=test` (treated as people search)
-   *
-   * ## URL path → Category mapping
-   * | URL path segment | Category |
-   * |------------------|----------|
-   * | `/results/content/` | posts |
-   * | `/results/people/` | people |
-   * | `/results/companies/` | companies |
-   * | `/results/all/` | people |
-   * | `/jobs/search/` | jobs |
-   *
-   * ## Extracted parameters
-   * The following URL query parameters are parsed and mapped to search filters:
-   * - `keywords` → keywords
-   * - `network` → connectionDegree (people)
-   * - `geoUrn` / `companyHqGeo` → location
-   * - `industry` → industry
-   * - `company` / `currentCompany` → currentCompany
-   * - `pastCompany` → pastCompany
-   * - `school` → school
-   * - `profileLanguage` → profileLanguage
-   * - `connectionOf` → connectionOf
-   * - `firstName` / `lastName` → firstName / lastName
-   * - `title` → title
-   * - `companySize` → companySize (companies)
-   * - `sortBy` → sortBy
-   * - `datePosted` → datePosted
-   * - `f_TPR` → datePosted (jobs)
-   * - `f_JT` → jobType (jobs)
-   * - `f_E` → experienceLevel (jobs)
-   * - `f_WT` → workplaceType (jobs)
-   *
-   * ## Pagination override
-   * You can optionally pass `start` and `count` to override the pagination embedded in the URL.
-   *
-   * ## Credits
-   * 1 credit per 20 items returned (minimum 1 credit if any results, 0 if empty).
-   */
-  async searchByUrl(
-    request: operations.SearchByUrlRequest,
-    options?: RequestOptions,
-  ): Promise<operations.SearchByUrlResponse> {
-    return unwrapAsync(linkedinSearchSearchByUrl(
-      this,
-      request,
-      options,
-    ));
-  }
-}

package/src/sdk/sales-navigator-search.ts

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-/*
- * Code generated by Speakeasy (https://speakeasy.com). DO NOT EDIT.
- */
-
-import { salesNavigatorSearchSearchCompanies } from "../funcs/sales-navigator-search-search-companies.js";
-import { salesNavigatorSearchSearch } from "../funcs/sales-navigator-search-search.js";
-import { ClientSDK, RequestOptions } from "../lib/sdks.js";
-import * as operations from "../models/operations/index.js";
-import { unwrapAsync } from "../types/fp.js";
-
-export class SalesNavigatorSearch extends ClientSDK {
-  /**
-   * Sales Navigator Search — leads (people) & accounts (companies)
-   *
-   * @remarks
-   * # Sales Navigator Search
-   *
-   * Search LinkedIn Sales Navigator for leads (people) or accounts (companies). Requires a LinkedIn account with an active Sales Navigator subscription.
-   *
-   * ## Two ways to search
-   * 1. **Structured**: pass `category` + optional `keywords` + filters
-   * 2. **URL-based**: pass a Sales Navigator search `url` from your browser — filters are extracted automatically
-   *
-   * ## Sales Navigator vs Classic search
-   * Sales Navigator returns richer data than classic LinkedIn search:
-   * - **People**: tenure at company/role, premium status, open profile flag, pending invitation status, detailed positions
-   * - **Companies**: headcount (employee count)
-   * - More advanced filters: seniority, function, tenure, include/exclude for company & industry
-   *
-   * ## Resolving filter IDs
-   * Filters like location, industry, company, and school require LinkedIn numeric IDs. Use `POST /search/linkedin/parameters` to convert text (e.g. "San Francisco") into IDs.
-   *
-   * ## Pagination
-   * Default page size: 25, max: 25. Use `start` (offset) and `count` to paginate. Check `hasMore` and `paging.total` in the response.
-   *
-   * ## Credits
-   * 1 credit per 10 items returned (minimum 1 if any results, 0 if empty).
-   */
-  async search(
-    request: operations.SearchSalesNavRequest,
-    options?: RequestOptions,
-  ): Promise<operations.SearchSalesNavResponse> {
-    return unwrapAsync(salesNavigatorSearchSearch(
-      this,
-      request,
-      options,
-    ));
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Sales Navigator Company/Account Search
-   *
-   * @remarks
-   * # Sales Navigator Company Search
-   *
-   * Search for accounts in LinkedIn Sales Navigator.
-   *
-   * ## Available filters
-   * | Filter | Type | Description |
-   * |--------|------|-------------|
-   * | `keywords` | string | Search terms |
-   * | `industry` | {include?, exclude?} | Industry IDs with include/exclude |
-   * | `location` | string[] | Geography IDs |
-   * | `companyHeadcount` | string[] | Employee count ranges |
-   * | `companyType` | string[] | Company types |
-   * | `annualRevenue` | string[] | Revenue ranges |
-   *
-   * ## Credits
-   * 1 credit per 10 items returned.
-   */
-  async searchCompanies(
-    request: operations.SearchSalesNavCompaniesRequest,
-    options?: RequestOptions,
-  ): Promise<operations.SearchSalesNavCompaniesResponse> {
-    return unwrapAsync(salesNavigatorSearchSearchCompanies(
-      this,
-      request,
-      options,
-    ));
-  }
-}